A bioclimatic home should be planned in such a way that it can adapt to the climatic conditions of the place. In winter, it should absorb and retain energy from the sun during the day to be used when needed, and in the case of places with a warm climate, it should be able to reflect solar radiation.
These are some of the bioclimatic architecture strategies that could be applied depending on the specific climatic conditions of each area.
Together, these measures entail a lower need for heating and cooling systems, which translates into lower energy consumption to maintain thermal comfort, in addition, they contribute to minimizing the environmental impact of the building and promoting the well-being of its occupants.
Sources consulted: Manual of Bioclimatic and Sustainable Architecture, Guillermo Gonzalo. Bioclimatic architecture in a sustainable environment, Javier Neila.

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